- Nigerian businesses will be able to claim about N3.4 trillion in input VAT credits under new tax laws starting January 2026.
- The reforms are described as the most significant economic development since the pension reforms of the early 2000s.
- The new law allows companies to claim input VAT on assets, overheads, services, and inventory, reducing their tax burden and eliminating multiple taxation.
- The reforms also address corporate taxation, capital gains, and compliance, aiming to incentivize investment, encourage formalization, and strengthen fiscal stability.
- The changes are intended to reset the economy, build trust, and ensure fairness by reducing the tax burden on businesses.
Source: thisdaylive.com
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